You may find it’s best to just search for your next deal and consider coming back to this opportunity at another time.  

Been searching around the forums for a few days, and haven't seen anyone from Fairbanks.

If you like the house and the area and want to live there and its habitable, go ahead and try to get a plain vanilla conventional loan from the local credit union and mortgage broker. 

The median rent is projected to continue its slight upward trend, reflecting the broader housing market dynamics​​.Key InsightsPrice Growth: Anticipated 9.3% increase in home prices over the next year.Inventory Increase: Slow rise in inventory levels, still favoring sellers.Buyer Demand: Strong out-of-state interest and local job growth driving demand.Mortgage Rates: Expected stabilization, potentially easing affordability issues.Rental Market: Stable with slight monthly rent increases.Overall, the Birmingham real estate market is poised for continued growth, with rising property values, strong demand, and improving inventory levels.

The best way I can say about this is search up your local sober living homes, find out who the owner is and talk with them.

I am trying to reach out to local bank to see if they can give any options. 

Hello everyone, I have found some properties locally that look good for potential rehab projects.

Some examples of strategies and mortgage options that can enhance investment are:- Check with a local credit union to join.

Additionally, Wilkes-Barre Property Management is well-reviewed and known for their professionalism and expertise in the local market.

Or you can DIY from Facebook marketplace, Craigslist, thrift stores and furniture stores.But is there anyone you can pay to help you DIY, to take advantage of local offerings and your own labor, while still not doing it wholly on your own?